US6685339B2 - Sparkle light bulb with controllable memory function - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to LED bulbs adapted for use in 12 volt AC applications.
- the bulbs can be retrofitted into pool lamps, spa lamps, ground lighting and similar lighting.
- an special adapter can be used to interconnect the sparkle light, which typically has a pin-type connector, to the screw-type lamp socket.
- the LED bulb is a sparkle light in that it can change its color function to and from two distinct color shows, color dance and color wash and has a memory function which will also allow an operator to lock the bulb into a specific desired color pattern, which can be a single color or a single color mixture.
- the invention is therefore software driven with a micro-controller circuitry that provides this memory function so that a desired color which is terminated by opening the circuit for a predetermined time (typically about 4 to 10 seconds), can be resumed when the circuit is subsequently closed.
- a predetermined time typically about 4 to 10 seconds
- the operator need only open the circuit, typically for approximately one second or less than a pre-set time interval value such as 3 seconds, and then close the circuit.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a typical embodiment contemplated by the present invention with the sparkle light bulb being plugged into a receptacle;
- FIG. 2 a is a front proximal view of the sparkle light bulb with a represent sampling of LED bulbs
- FIG. 2 b is a depiction of the present invention being used in another embodiment with a special adapter for connecting to a screw-type lamp socket;
- FIGS. 3 a , 3 b , and 3 c are portions of a typical electrical schematic for the present invention.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 a disclose one embodiment of the present invention, which is a sparkle light bulb, and is depicted generally as 10 .
- the sparkle light bulb 10 has a plurality of different colored light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs 12 mounted in a predetermined spaced-apart arrangement on a circuit board 14 .
- LED light-emitting diode
- the invention 10 includes controller circuit means 16 in electrically operative communication with the plurality of different colored LED bulbs 12 for selectively operating the plurality of different colored LED bulbs 12 in one of color wash mode and color dance mode.
- the controller circuit means 16 further including memory means 18 for further selectively locking the plurality of different colored LED bulbs 12 in a desired color pattern.
- FIGS. 3 a , 3 b and 3 c represent in combination a typical electrical schematic of a circuitry useful for operating the inventive sparkle light bulb 10 .
- the controller circuit means 16 including the memory means 18 , are in electrically operative communication with means 20 for electrically connecting the sparkle light bulb 10 to a 12 VAC power source 22 .
- the anticipated typical application for this invention is in devices such as ground landscape lighting, pool lights, spa lights, fountain lights and other similar applications. These applications usually have power sources which include a transformer to reduce the power from the standard 110 volt circuit to a 12 volt-AC circuit. The incoming power is rectified by the invention circuitry to a direct current (DC) circuit for operating LED light bulbs.
- DC direct current
- the invention 10 including circuit board 14 , bulbs 12 and the associated circuitry 16 and 18 are housed in a light bulb housing 24 having an open proximal end 26 from which the plurality of different colored LED bulbs 12 are exposed for emitting generated light and a closed distal end 28 , at which the means 20 for electrically connecting the sparkle light bulb 10 to the 12 VAC power source 22 is located.
- a combination of LED bulbs 12 which provides entertaining and esthetic color patterns is a combination of red, green and blue LED bulbs 12 .
- Any number and combination of red, green and blue (RGB) bulbs would work depending on the size of the light bulb and the amount of lumens desired.
- the combination of red, green and blue LED bulbs could be combined in a respective ratio of X:Y:Z, where X is 1-20, Y is 1-20 and Z is 1-20.
- X 1-20
- Y is 1-20
- Z is 1-20.
- the ratio of red to green to blue LED bulbs be combined in a respective ratio of 5:3:3 or 4:2:2.
- the means 20 for electrically connecting the sparkle light bulb 10 to a 12 VAC power source 22 is typically a multi-pin plug connector, such as a bi-pin plug connector that can be plugged into a bi-pin connector receptacle manufactured by Molex® Corporation.
- the controller circuit's processor or memory chip 18 is programmed so that when an operator of the sparkle light bulb 10 turns the power off for a pre-set time interval and then immediately turns the power back on, the mode will change to color dance mode if the previous mode before turning off the power was color wash mode and the mode will change to color wash mode if the previous mode before turning off the power was color dance mode.
- the pre-set time interval is typically about one second or generally less than three seconds. That is, the time interval is relatively momentary.
- the controller circuit's processor 18 is also programmed so that when an operator of the sparkle light bulb 10 turns the power off for a pre-set time interval, the desired color pattern of the plurality of different colored LED bulbs can be locked in memory so that when the power is subsequently turned on, the desired color pattern is displayed and remains displayed while the power is on.
- the pre-set time interval be greater than 3 seconds, such as for 4-6 seconds or more.
- the controller circuit's processor 18 is further programmed so that when the operator of the sparkle light bulb 10 turns the power off for a second pre-set time interval when the plurality of different colored LED bulbs are locked in the desired color pattern and then immediately turns the power back on, the mode will change to one of the color wash mode and the color dance mode, depending on which was the last mode (wash or dance) to be operating. If wash mode was the last mode, then the change will be to dance mode.
- the second pre-set time interval is, as previously discussed above, preferred to be less than 3 seconds.
- a light housing adapter 32 may be used that adapts from the multi-pin plug connector 30 to a screw-type connector (base portion) 36 .
- the light housing adapter 32 has a multi-pin connector 34 for connecting the multi-pin plug connector 30 , and has a screw-type base portion 36 in electrical communication with the multi-pin connector 34 .
- the light bulb housing 24 can optionally include means 40 for guiding and aligning the sparkle light bulb 10 into a receptacle 54 for the 12 VAC power source 22 .
- the means 40 for guiding and aligning the sparkle light bulb 10 into the receptacle 54 for the 12 VAC power source 22 can be made in a variety of ways; however, a logical way is simply to provide for a groove portion 42 in an outside surface 54 of the light bulb housing 24 near the proximal end 26 of the light bulb housing 24 , with the groove portion 42 running parallel to an axis 44 of the sparkle light bulb 10 .
- the groove portion 42 is generally adapted for mating with a ridge portion 46 in the receptacle 54 for the 12 VAC power source 22 .
- the light bulb housing 24 may also include means 48 for guiding and aligning the means 20 for electrically connecting the sparkle light bulb 10 into a receptacle 54 for the 12 VAC power source 22 .
- the means 48 for guiding and aligning the means 20 for electrically connecting the sparkle light bulb 10 into the receptacle 54 for the 12 VAC power source 22 is, as above, also recommended to be another groove portion 50 in the outside surface 56 of the light bulb housing 24 near the closed distal end 28 of the light bulb housing 24 .
- This groove portion 50 also typically runs parallel to the axis 44 of the sparkle light bulb 10 and is adapted for mating with another ridge portion 52 in the receptacle 54 for the 12 VAC power source 22 .
- both the means 40 for guiding and aligning the sparkle light bulb into the receptacle 54 for the 12 VAC power source 22 and the means 48 for guiding and aligning the means 20 for electrically connecting the sparkle light bulb 10 into the receptacle 54 for the 12 VAC power source 22 are incorporated into the invention, it is preferable that both means, even if grooves are used, be oriented about 90 degrees from each other.
- RGB Red, Green, Blue
- the predetermined time value is set by a simple R-C time constant.
- the software algorithm and interface hardware necessary to control and evaluate the state of the simple R-C circuit are detailed below.
- Cap_State Read capacitor charge and store state in a defined variable, Cap_State, in software. The power-on time is now known.
- Enable controller's interrupts The microcontroller's normal program flow is interrupted when the supply voltage drops below a software specified value.
- Interrupt State Saves the state of the embedded, RGB, LED device at the time power is switched off.
- the supplied voltage crosses a predefined threshold set in software.
- a user who wants to toggle between color dance and color wash need only turn the power off for a short moment, such as one second, and then immediately turn the power back on. Turning the power on and off sequentially as such will cycle the sparkle light between color dance and color wash modes.
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